Prince
R
rt
Daily
News
Monday,
February
19,
1951
Stimnli
onii
KSrclieitra
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erdonaU
Holbrook,
peacock;
Miss
Rose
Benson,
cigarette
girl;
and
Norman
Moorehouse,
peacock.
The
judges
were
George
Dauc;:,
Mrs.
Margaret
Flynn
and
Mrs
Good.
Music
was
by
the
Legion
orchestra.
George
Dawes
-as
doorman
with
Mrs.
J.
V.
Hanley.
Plain
Folks
Bring
Music
Luxury
Here
J.
Van
Wallegham
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Coforj-u
I
tcn
I
Over
40
couples
attended
a
colorful
Canadian
region
Valentine
Masquerade
cabaret
dance
Const.
G.
G.
Hoggard,
RCMP,
left
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
I
mm.
j.
a.
mac
ana
James
wico
assisting
Frank
Hicks
on
the
entertainment
committee.
at
the
Canadian
Legion
hali
j
Friday
night.
j
There
were
many
original
cos-tunws,
many
of
them
very
colorful.
Prize
winners
were:
Mrs.
E.
Stevens,
Zulu
girl;
Mrs.
Arthur
evening
for
Namu.
,
A.
Van
Snallenberg
of
the
construction
department
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
arrived
in
the
cfty
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
frorn
Vancouver.
i
Ted
Clioquetta
of
Mashet
is
a
iii
HIGH
TIDES
Extraordinary
tides
in
the
Bristol
Channel
rise
as
much
a."
70
feet
at
Chepstow.
CI
AM!
SPE
II
OS
QNS
WEEK
ONLY
!
business
visitor
in
the
city.
He
arrived
from
the
Islands
on
the;
rM,it.,t
ir,
..otp,,.,
..
111
....
I
RELIEF
FOR
COLDS
Check
the
discomfort
of
a
cold
fast!
Inhale
Minard's
turn
home
there
by
plar.e
Mrs.
William
Biiddea
of
Mas
set
is
in
the
city
for
a
two
weeks'
j
vi-sit.
having
arrived
from
the'
WE
ARE
OFFERING
OUR
REMAINING
STOCK
OF
iberta
"Diplomat"
Egg
Liniment.
You'll
breathe
easier,
feel
better.
Just
try
it
you'll
see.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
m
the
Chilcotin
yesterday
afternoon.
Fred
Conrac,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scouts'
Association,
wail
be
a
Boy
Scout
Week
speaker
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
tlw
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
this
Wednesday.
AT
rviinADDS
.
..
"KINO
OF
1AIN"
JUULimr.iEfi?
i
i
.00
PER
TON
1
Ml
(Minimum
Order
5
Sacks)
PHONE
116
-117
or
58
Wanted
To
Rent
THIS
UNPOSED
picture
shows
Prince
Rupert
C
vie
Symohony
on
a
regular
rehearsal.
Conductor
Is
Pefrllpii.
Others
from
left
are
Vaushan
Tatiersal.
Ray
Sahlen
(bass),
Mrs.
D.
D.
Carr-Harris,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oi'ker
(oiaitui.
Mr.
Nellie
Anderson,
A.
C.
Cameron.
M'ss
01t
Zabudney
Tom
Johnstone.
Bill
Beck,
Peter
L;.-n
(conductor),
WJf
Williams,
Joe
Addison
and
Leslie
Brain
llbert
if
McCaffery
Alex
Corby
of
Fraer
Street
was
removed
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
this
morning
by
ambulance.
He
4s
suffering
from
pneumonia.
With
the
disbandment
of
the
Welsh
Socrety,
the
sum
of
$4.50
has
been
donated
to
the
library
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Women's
Auxiliary.
Sail'ne
on
the
Camotun
Sunday
evening
for
the
north
were
Father
R.
Raynor,
O.M.I.,
for
Stewart
and
Father
O.
P.
Mohan,
O.M.I.,
for
Alice
Arm.
I
LlVtl
I
LU
jSnme
time
in
April,
this
year,
Prince
Rupert
residents
will
gather
to
hear
a
stirring
program
of
symphonic
music.
It
will
not
he
presented
by
the
New
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL
Please
address
"replies
to:
Supervisor.
Operating
Dept.
Personnel,
Box
1000..
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
.Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
-;
vi.
mbcrMuii
1
..York
Philharmonic
Society,
nm-
will
it
Yw
iniiipfl
on
or
Kimlcii-
1
y
Ailuro
Toscanini.
I
A
short,
but
very
interesting
Ju
t
plain
folk
everyday
peo
eiemony
took
place
during
ihej
ivening
service
at
the
First
Bap--ist
Church
last
nie;ht.
A
pin,
emblematic
of
life
mem-
Scouts
urtesy,
Stunts,
Games
en
in
Demonstration
C.
J.
Strong,
inspector
of
technical
education
for
the
Department
of
Education,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Camosun
yester-
when
a
Junior
croup,
led
by
tin
late
Profes'or
If.
Aubcy
Pryc
made
its
doub!e-ba
n
!l,-d
tleb.i
over
the
air.
The
grouo
made
t!i.
first
broadcast
on
Prince
ltu
perl's
.ether
waves,
over
amutu
experimental
station
V
c0OT
before
the
advent
of
conimtic
a
pie
make
no
tlx
Pri
ire
Kup.-.-rt
Civic
Symphony.
All
winter
they
have
bjen
r.-hears'ii:;
every
.
to
bring
the
romiuttiiity
one
evening
ot
cultural
luxury.
Ci.nduetn'
Peter
Ll'ii
feel;
hi,.;
group
of
20
musicians
will
be
pri
-
jeishiu
in
the
Women's
Mission
belng
here
on
ary
Auxiliary
uf
the
tliinM
duv
from
Victoria,
Jmon
of
ulIlt1'"
aOTlcs-
Wewlern
Canada,
was
Gurney
"Kitchen
Tested"
Gas
Ranges
Specially
designed
for
"ROCKGAS"
preserved
to
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong
Mis.
L.
Doll
of
Terrace
sailed
parea
to
give
a
food
la:te
ot
it
unlay
afternoon
shoppers
who
between
2
and
symphonic
tmnic
this
spras;?.
sn-
i.
r
i
,i
-
-1
iii
eluding
sub.
r.-iuliliniis
as
o
xe'.
ior
her
many
years
of
service
in
south
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday.
he
local
B.W.MS.
Arrlyine
i
here
from
Terrace
a
icK
iimiiki
injurs
io
city
snops
neiu
open
lor
.,;,,
,..
,
..,,
,
et
the
answer
for
this
courtesy
in
the
rousintr
N'Uo;"
"Pcionai.e
M:i:taiL?"
an
:
Those
taking
part
in
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
C.
II.
Elkms,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Watv-rs
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
m'th.
broadcasting.
Three
f
thai
urii'iuul
orchestra
are
tuday
members
of
(he
C
ivic
Symphony.
They
are
Mrs.
Nellie
Anderson,
Twin
Johnstone
anil
Bert
Camerfln.
From
then
on
cla-sical
mus:c
went
through
several
stages
here
with
such
groups
as
the
Jun
o
Symphony,
the
Philharmonic
Sa
ciety
and
the
Capltolians,
vih-
Fh-fly;"
al
o
by
Jean
Siu-
of
nearly
200
Wolf
Cubs
and
Roy
Scouts.
'
a
selection
irom
the
"Valse
Tri.il?
ellus,
and
olners.
;rand
Howl
from
Cubs
en-
The
ob-
on
Sunday
morning's
train
to
be
admitted
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
was
Master
Victor
John,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Tetrault.
William
'
Buchanan.
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
employee,
was
admitted
to
the
city
hospital
Saturday
with
possible
head
in-i
juries
in.
a
Galloway
Rapids
arouno
run
leaaer
Leon-
(rom
February
5
to
22
teS
was
part
of
a
demon-
iWuve
is
set
at
$1200.
Instrumentalists
in
the
group
come
from
all
vvr'.ks
of
lit.;:
electrle.ia.is,
carpenters,
office
workers,
sal?.
men,
houscwivef.
m
Kins
me
speuu.
tM.y
(
Cub
leaders
Chris.
Greene,
ti
.1
it:.:
A
aSSeitneri
Appeal
that,
is
in
progress
l
lie
vicun,
ciliviciii
iiiuu-
ern
method
of
baking
and
J
played
Sundays
at
the
th-at-e
led
by
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesbv.
The
dissolved
with
the
sta"t
of
Won
War
II.
In
sprint;,
1B46,
under
NevilK
And
the
youngest
member
Is
b
junior
hiuh
school
student.
He
is
Robert
J-nsen.
12.
of
135
Fifth
Avenue
Fast.
lie
plays
second
fidd'.o
and
i
staking
his
From
Vancouver
(Saturday!
ustrial
i
cooking!
We
have
just
received
5
different
models
from
G
e
r
r
a
r
d.
the
Presbytcrini
elding
James
CJorman
Fo'iert
Morris
and
M.
J.
Saunders
were
assisting
in
the
rally
which
took
place
on
the
Federal
Building
lawn
Saturday
afternoon.
"We
need
the
public's
help
to
carry
on
the
good
work
tnat
the
young
people
are
doing
in
our
city,"
said
S.
G.
Furk,
in
charge
of
publicity,
who
spoke
of
the
meaning
of
the
Boy
Scout
bridge
car
collision
Saturday.
A
passenger
in
a
city
taxi,
Mr.
Buchanan
was
returning
to
Watson
Island
when
the
head-on
collision
with,
a
car
driven
by
J.
H.
TustJn
occurred
on
the
bridge.
s
ixth
year
violin
I.-ssimis.
Robert
I
Church
orchestra
was
start
d
I'M
P
N
V
specialize
iii
boat
anti
ic
he'-oii
tanks.
Built
which
to
make
your
choice
Gordon
&
Anderson
has
been
with
the
Symjilvany
not
quite
a
year.
"Maybe
I'm
not
verv
co'id
yet,
but
I
like
it
very
much
"
JU
hastened
to
ad.l
thou-h,
that
"in.-.
'
Underwriters.
An
m.nl
cert
if
led
opera-
D.
A.
Stewart,
R.
E.
Gladding,
A.
Antonowitz.
D.
F.
Thomas
D.
G.
Love,
J.
W.
Rogers.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
E.
Swanson,
R.
Rodman,
S.
Sa-ville,
J.
Ainsworth.
H.
McAteer,
N.
Gentile,
Mrs.
P.
Welter,
C.
Maelntyre,
J.
J.
Sutherland,
A.
N.
J.
Gautheer,
A.
Sutherland,
J.I
Chura,
D.
A.
Stewart,
E.
Roso-'
lowky.
1
To
Sandspit
(today)
William
McKinnon,
R.
J.
Holmes.
I
To
Masset
today)
A.
McKrn-
tie.
from
which
developed
the
rrF-pnt
organization.
A
short
tin.
ago
Mr.
Gerrard
left
F'in-e
R'i
pert,
and
Mr.
Lien
was
appointee"
as
codnuctor.
"We
have
a
nucleus
here
-it
which
we
are
rather
proud,"
shc'
Conductor
Lt-n.
"But
we
can
uc"
more
member?,
and
Ihe
welcome
mat
is
always
at
the
door."
Appeal.
District
Commlsioner
F.
E.
An
I
wasn't,
studying
nuwic
as
a
career
"Just
as
a
hobby,
because
il'IIOM:
mms
H.HI
ATLANTIC
PIONEER
The
Great
Western,
first
steamship
intended
for
trans-Atlantic
travel,
was
built
at
Bristol
in
1838.
field,
muster
of
ceremonies,
it's
fun."
opened
the
rally
from
the
old
Origination
of
sjmrhony
in
IJuperl,
(ices
I)
-"!-:
to
1!)-1
JOHN
H.
Overwaitea
building,
donated
t.y
Prince
L.
M.
Felsent
hal
of
the
Wallace
Department
stores
for
uie
e.s
litntnmn'incnts
headquarters
for
the
present:
scout
drive.
ULGER
NORTHERN
VENICE
More
than
60
bridges
span
the
many
canals
ii
Hamburg,
great
German
seaport.
s
Quiet
ftj
lli4rrietl
Orlu
hist
(Prince
Rupert)
L.
F.
May,
L.
C.
Hart,
D.
F
.4t
TIait.e
JJere
Scouts,
led
by
Harry
Quick,
and
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall,
the
Cubs,
in
front
of
which
Philip
Thursday,
February
22.
8
p.m.
Thorn,
of
the
senior
Six,
carried
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
the
Pack
Totem,
were
marched
'cabaret
party
Saturday,
Febru-out
of
headquarters
directed
by
ary
24.
Pick
up
your
tickets
at
Mr.
Airfield
to
begin
their
pro-
Jerry's
Barber
Shop,
cram
in
front
of
the
Federal
Canadian
Le.-Um
card
party,
Building.
I
February
28
While
games
and
skipping
by
Pl.in(lp
R
,rrt
Knrinp
club
Ross
.
Murrav,
Glen
Ferguson.
.
B.md
c(m(Trt
March
2.
n
.1
...i
t
m.ii:..tn-i.
.1
'
8u!aer
Lid.
1
nomas,
R.
J.
Mawhituiey,
J.
W.
A
quiet
weUli
WM
ok,nn
Rogers,
D.
A.
Stewart,
E.
S.
Stu-!ized
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
art,
C.
X
Strung,
L.
M.
Reid,
Capt.'
manse
by
Rev.
Dr
E.
A.
Wright
S.
G.
Hunter
and
Cupt.
D.
Backie,'
Saturday
afternoon.
I
hi:
ci
Avenue
!
Vancouver
;ll.
J.
Maxwell,
Priuee
Miss
Agnes
Marjory
Milewski.
j
George:
S.
S.
Leith.
Williams
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
M.
fiuovi
I
li
ving.
1
Illlip
XIIOlll
U11U
Presbyterian
home
cooking
mm
f
)i
Lake;
Mr.
and
Mrs..
L.
Audit,
Milewski
of
Hyas,
Sask.,
.
was
Watson
Island;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
married
to
Donald
Hawryluk,
Billy
Watmnitgh
and
other
Cub
.
.
.
then
don't
miss
our
handsome
new
lines
of
MFN'S
FOOTWEAR
Lasting
leathers
in
all
styles.
Scientific
fit
for
your
comfort.
sale,
McKae's
Store,
March
3
activities
were
underway,
Scouts
Boyd.
Prince
George;
E.
Tcllam,
son
f
M-
ad
Mrs.
Michael
j
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook
Hawryluk
of
Arran,
Saskatche
Alice
Arm;
Mrs.
F.
H.
Prouse,
SmUhers;
Mrs.
Joseph
Panter
and
Mrs.
K.
S.
B'rd,
Hazellon;
P.
Plishka,
Edmonton;
J.
S.
McMillan,
New
Westminster;
G.
Dick,
Masset;
Mr.
B-ddie
and
A.
Van-derhelde.
Terrace.
prepared
for
battlt1.
With
the
supervision
of
M.
J.
Saunders,
and
10-year-old
referee
Billy
Smith.
Mr.
Anfield
announced
the
Cub
boxing
match.
First
to
take
to
the
centre
of
the
sidewalk
ring
made
by
the
crowd
under
the
careful
eye
of
ing,
March
10.
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card
party,
Catholic
Hall.
March
17.
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale,
Fashion
Footwear
wan.
Besides
the
bridesmaid,
Miss
Ruth
Danyluk,
and
groomsman,
Richard
Rodman,
among
those
at
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
D.
Shade,
Miss
Hazel
Tweed,
John
t
I
McDougall,
John
Currie,
Eugene
Dngyshen
and
Richard
Edlock.
I
A
reception
was
held
at
the
Canadian
Legion
lounge.
The
groom
is
employed
with
HERES
WHY
BCMM
(MM
pKLiAf
Iwcpt
COHtMl
a
Koyal
Canadian
Mounted
March
21.
Police
Officer,
were
Bobby
Smith,
j
.Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
8,
and
Roy
Prystay.fl.
This
snap-SiUe.
Masonic
Temple,
March
2'i.
ptjk
Will
iiJtnH.(y...tSlU
Dip
com.,
MORE
FRESH
WHOtE
EGG
POWDER
tU
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
PRINTING
Cfnt
JJai
Party
29.
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
The
couple
are
residing
at
333
Eighth
Avenue
East.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
Presbyterian
spring
sale,
April
12.
Experience
Versatility
I
PURPOSES
Highest
Quality
M;s.
James
Mellor,
505
Herman
Stre.ot,
entertained
her
Sunday
School
class
with
a
Valentine
party
when
games
were
plavod
py
bout
will
be
continued
in
two
years,
Master
of
Ceremonies
Anfield
announced
In
deciding
a
draw
between
the
two
fighters.
From
the
red
faces
and
quick
stepping
of
the
next
match,
it
looked
as
if
there
was
going
to
be
a
knock-out
decision.
Trading
blows
were
Billy
Saunders,
7,
and
Robert
Armstrong,
8,
which
again
was
stopped
at
a
draw
to
be
continued
next
year.
'ALL
US
W.O.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
April
on
for
prizes
and
dancing
and
sin?-
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
j
eiijoyea.
Mrs.
J.
P
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ECONOMY
Tin:
ni:w
Dibb
Printing
Co.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Kurdzcit
and
Miss
Marjorie
M.-jI-lor
assisted
the
hostess
in
serving
dt'licious
refreshments
which
MOST
CARELESS
DRIVER
PHONE
231
BESNER
BLOCK
In
a
later
contest
to
find
the
most
careless
driver
on
Third
featured
a
handsome
valentiiv
cake.
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m
FIREMAN-
Si
Avenue
overlooked
by
the
RCMP,
Guests
were
Anna
Carlson,
onS
Shirley
Kurdziel,
Anne
Robin
Ron
Eby
was
the
first
cub
back
but
he
had
the
wrong
licence
mlti
For
Milady
son,
Gall
Gomez,
Donna
Douglas,
Lucy
Olsen,
Dorothy
Geary,
Bar-
Jf
ami
riJance
number.
However,
Felix
Wright
and
Derrick
Allen
were
able
to
give
the
correct
licence
number
(Continued
on
page
7)
I
ry
Kurdziel,
Ivan
and
Dolores
Thirteen
tables
were
in
play
at
Garbell
and
Allen
V.?llor.
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
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and
dance
Friday
night
in
the:
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Norway
hail.
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wore
Mrs:
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Giske,
first;
Mrs.
JuHa
SlatlaJ
second;
K.
Dehli,
first;
S.
Stc-
phens,
second,
drawing
with'
Frank
Schrocrfcr.
j
Nels.
Gundersen
was
master
of
ceremonies
,with
music
by
Mike
Colussi's
accordion.
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the
convenorship
of
Mrs.
;
C.
Strand,
the
committee
con-
sisted
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Fred-
helm,
Mrs.
John
Pedersen,
iVlrs.
O.
Giske,
Nels
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